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Tileah Dobson has been working as a reporter since 2021, where she started with the Sydney Sentinel, moving to City Hub and the LGBTQ+ publication the Star Observer. She joined News Corp as a cadet and is now the reporter for the Blacktown Advocate, Hornsby Advocate and the Hill Shire Times.

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Crowds at Central Station amid heavy delays. Picture: Supplied

Hours of delays after Sydney train station death

Sydneysiders’ commute home via train has been thrown into chaos this afternoon after a death at an Inner West train station.

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Severe weather warning for NSW. Picture: NSW Incidents Alert/Facebook

Thunderstorm leaves more than 1,900 Sydneysiders in the dark

Severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across NSW have left residents in Campbelltown without power.

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Lynda Watson, 51, an aged care support worker who was mauled by a dog at Condell Park last week. Pic of her in ICU where she is expected to be for many weeks. Pic supplied by family,

‘Selfless and strong’ dog attack victim’s long road to recovery

Family and friends have outlined the long road to recovery for aged care worker Lynda Watson who was savagely attacked by a dog in Condell Park. It comes as they rallied to support her during her time of need.

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11 February 2024. Protesters including a giant Jewish squid - gathered outside Jenny Leong's Newtown office today following her anti semitic remarks about Jews spreading their tentacles into world affairs. Photo: Supplied

‘Embrace your inner octopus’: Protesters rally outside MP’s office

People dressed as inflatable squids and members of the Jewish community have gathered outside Greens MP Jenny Leong’s office in response to comments she made at a pro-Palestine discussion panel.

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Cafe Cucina Owner Franco Amitrano Stands Outside His Surry Hills Cafe Unimpressed With Additional Credit Card FeeÃs Forced Upon His Patrons. Picture : Thomas Lisson

$4bn card trick: The cost of being world champs at tap and go

We are now paying $140 a year each in surcharges for the privilege of buying a coffee or sandwich using a card or mobile. It’s great for Twitter founder Jack Dorsey. Not so great for your budget.

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Pop superstar Pink spotted cycling in Sydney ahead of show

Pink and her family have been spotted enjoying a scenic bike ride, as the superstar has been making the most of the Harbour city ahead of her Summer Carnival tour.

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***WARNING FEES APPLY*** A WOMAN WAS VICIOUSLY ATTACKED BY A DOG AND WAS SUBSEQUENTLY TAKEN TO LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION. POLICE WERE FORCED TO USE A TASER ON THE AGGRESSIVE CANINE AT THE SCENE. POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING.

‘They couldn’t stop it’: Woman in hospital after dog attack horror

Two tradies desperately tried to stop a dog mauling a woman as she sustained horrific injuries to her chest and arms in a savaging that lasted more than 15 minutes in Sydney’s west. The dog has now been put down.

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Sydney restaurant debuts ‘Invasion Day’ menu

A Circular Quay restaurant has unveiled its plans to offer an ‘Invasion Day’ feed on Australia Day, including caviar fairy bread and a halal snack pack. See what’s on the menu here.

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Minnehaha Falls, Blue Mountains, near Katoomba.

Man dies at popular Blue Mountains trail

A man has died at the Minnehaha Falls trail in Katoomba after falling and sustaining serious injuries. Here’s what we know so far.

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In an interview with the Saturday Telegraph, Roxy Jacenko spoke about her bad experience with Ozempic. Image: Roxy Jacenko/Instagram

‘Like a junkie’: Jacenko’s drug overdose horror

Roxy Jacenko is warning people against using Ozempic after she overdosed on the controversial drug that left her feeling like she was dying.

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